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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-28
IT0,S INVESTIGATION.
Japanese Inquiry into the Fish
Industries of America.

hAuuStEhGS VI
PORTLAND, August PIX. Ito, OF
Sapporo, Japan, who is making an
investigation OF the fishing industries
of the United States and will report
thereon to his government, left this
morning to examine the fish wheels
on the upper Columbia. His labors
are about completed. On September
9th he will leave Port Moody for home
on one of the Canadian Pacific
steamers.
JAPAN WANTS TO KEEP UP.
Mr.. Ito says that Japan is progress
ing rapidly. The spirit OF the gov
ernment is to keep up with the times
and every industry is being encour-
aged. In 1890 the form of govern
ment will be changed from an abso-
lutte monarchy to constitutional mon
archy, giving parliament elected by
the people.
TWO CANNERIEs AT JAPAN.
"The object of my visits to this
country" said Mr.. Ito sis to investi-
gate fishing industries" with view to
improving the same at home. In
Japan we have two canneries, one at
Nemuro, the other at Ishkari. They
pack principally for home consump-
ton but small lots are shipped away.
coMMENDABLE POLICY.
The government started these can
neries to show the people what can be
done and has since sold them to
private individuals. Japan on ac-
count of its geographical situation has
Il great advantage in the fish line and
every bit of marine product is uti-
lzed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-28
BURKE,S BOND THEFT.
The Defaulting Treasurer's Ef.
fort TO Appease Justice.

GALVESTON. August 27.-To-day
the county officials received by express
thirteen county school bonds carried
off by defaulting Treasurer w. J..
Burke. No effort is being made to
secure the return of Burke as the
county officials have no funds that
can be used for the return of criminals
beyond the limits OF the
State. They will hold Burke's bonds
men for the deficit.
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A SHOOTING sCRAPE.
SAhVOhsN1 SCEtAFEs
Fatal Termination Of n stable
Dispute.

SAN Francisco, August Ell. III.
Penman, owner of the track horses
Wells Fargo and Lester, shot and fa-
tally injured his colored groom j. M.
Wilson at the Nevada stables saloon
this evening. Penman had suspicious
aroused that Wilson had drugged one
of his horses which recently lost u
race at Salt Lake and percmptorily
discharged the man this evening.
DONE IN SELF DEFENCE.
This enraged Wilson and he attack
ed his employer with a knife when
the latter drew a revolver and shot
him three times. He cannot recover.
Penman has been arrested.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-28
PACIFIC COAST.
Fatal Shooting Affray at
Pomona.
GREAT DEMAND FOR FRUIT.
Miss Maslin, of Sacramento, Ac-
cidentally Drowned in the
American River.

Especial to the HERALD.
POMONA, August 27.-Pomona to-day
between the hours of ~ 80 and 80
was the scene of shooting affair,
resulting in the killing of the party
named below.
ORIGIN OF THE TROUBLE.
Two weeks ago Spaniard named
Juan F. Espinoza who formerly lived
in Spadra, a small place west of
Pomona, but who for the past two
years has been in Nevada, returned to
this country with band of horses.
While at dinner the second day after
his arrival he heard that some one
had said that the horses had been
stolen. He at once fastened the blame
on brother-in-law Jose Rivera by
name.
THE FEUD WAS AN OLD ONE.
1t seems that there has been trouble
of long standing between the two men
and it resulted to-day in desperate
bloody affray between them, Espinosa
receiving three pistol shots, causing
almost instant death, but not until he
had inflicted eight serious knife
wounds upon Rivera.
DETAILS OF THE TRAGEDY.
The manner of their meeting and
the facts are about as follows: Rivera
was eating dinner in a Spanish res
taurant when he received word that
Espinoza was out in the rear and
wanted to see him to settle the diff
Guilty. Rivera went out and was met
by Espinoza, who began a furious on
slaught with knife. After short
struggle the fight was stoppe | by the
interference of j. B. Alvarado and r i.
nj. Ornedas.
SHOT HIM TIIEEE TIMES.
At this point Espinoza, who was dis
armed of his knife, started to run and
in an instant was followed by Rivera,
who had by this time got hold of
revolver he had hidden somewhere in
his clothes. He followed Espinoza,
shooting him three times with fatal
results.
RIvERA's INJURIES.
Rivera has three fearful cuts, the
most serious one being cut through
the frontal bone OF the forehead over
the right eye, about 21a inches long.
The second is in the left cheek from
the corner of the mouth towards the
ear, and the third on the thumb caused
while attempting to grasp the knife,
the evident intention of Espinoza hav-
ing been to cut the murderer's throat.
THE MUDERER's RECORD.
The murderer is a powerful Span
iari about so years old, and lived at
Spadra two years previous to coming
to Pomona. He was born in San
Bernardino.
S1hIEMENi Of othNlNoh.
His statement is as follows: "The
dead man told me to come ahead,
that he was ready for me, and would
kill me sure. He did not give me a
chance to pull pistol, but cut me. l
shot him from in front; l shot three
times"
NO VERDICT YET.
The coroner's jury is in session at
the time of sending this dispatch.
A NEWSPAPER SCOOP.
The Weekly Progress regular edition
of Thursday came out with a special
edition to-day after the shooting occur
red, giving full particulars, and scoop
ing the daily paper of Pomona.
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had Luck.

MONTREAL, August 27.-The Herald
building was burned last night for the
second time within five years. The
Herald Printing Company loses its
whole plant, valued at over $40 900,
on which there is very little insur.
ance.
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A Fatal Ruu.axynv.

PORTLAND, Or, August 27.-Ed-
ward Croft, a real estate man was
thrown from his buggy during a run
away to-day and almost instantly
killed. His neck was broken. He
was forty years old and leaves II vile
and one child
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"Cold-BIooded Murderer

SAN Francisco, August 27.-The
Coroner's Jury in the case of Andrew
G. Freese, who was shot and killed by
his former schoolmate, Charles Ger
how, returned verdict charging Ger
how with "cold-blooded and willful
murder"
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AHoteI Trnnsferred,

MONTEREY, August 27.-The st.
Charles Hotel was sold yesterday with
all the furniture and attachments TO
Martin Doud Of Monterey. The price
was $75, 900.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-28
Bradley for supervisor,

MARysvILLE, August 27.-The
Democratic Supervisorial Convention
to-day nominated S. II. Bradley for
Supervisor of the Third District.
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An AngelenO Pensioned.

WASHINGTON, August PA PEN
sion has been granted to Michael
Samuel, of Los Angeles.
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ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED.
Sad End to "a sacramento BELIEFS
Career.

SACRAMENTO, August 27.-Word was
received to-day of the accidental
drowning at Cisco of Miss Maud
Maslin. She was nineteen years of
age and was the daughter OF Il. w.
Maslin, Secretary of the State Board
of Equalization. She was raised in
this city and is graduate of Oakland
High School.
FOUND IN THE RIVER.
A Cisco special to the Bee says:
Miss Maslin left the camp about 2
p. M. Yesterday for Cisco. Her folks
supposed that she remained at the
hotel here over night. No anxiety
was manifested until the moning when
search was made, and her body was
found in the American river near the
bridge. 1t is supposed that she fell
off the bridge while crossing.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-28

TrnlraHArH coscluDED ON FIFTH rAor.l
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THIS IS MY RACKET !
MALLORY, the ClOthieT.
InE RADICAL MON

\ virginia Grand Jury Indicis the
Widdlchcrgcr Jnil breakers.
WOODSTOCK, Va, August 2O.-The
court of Shenandoah couuty's special
grand jury, consisting of nine men,
with j. Adams a. foreman, TO invcsti
gate the l;iddlobcrgcr Jail delivery OF
last saturday morning, after spending
the entire day in secret session and
examining seven witnesses, brought
in indictments against the following
! parties; John Ludwig, Milton Cooper
William Dinges, Joseph Hoffman
and Charlcs Ruby, Of l.dingbugrll,
the former homo of Rlddlcbcrgcr,
and l.. NJ lIoshour of this place, the
two last charged with being tho
leaders OF tho mob which
rescued l,iddlcbcrgcr Indictment
WAS also made against Deputy Sheriff
llattcl tor misdomcanor lla;tcl wAs
staying in the room at the jnil with
Riddlcbcrger whom the mob came
and demanded the KEYS and then
pricd OIL the Jail door. He offered no
resistance, although well aimed.
what will become OF the case J. not
known, but the general opinion here
If that no one Will be convicted. Rid
dlcbcrgcr II much better, aud IT is
expected that he will be returned 10
jnil the first OF next week and serve
out hi. remaining three days.
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Democrats nud Republicans tnIt'
Against Prohibition

Democrats hnd Rcpubiicaus tnit'
Against Prohibition
DEs MOINEs,. Iowa August 20
a mass meeting OF the anti.prohibi-
ton republicans was hold last night
TO nominate Independent candidates
for the legislature. a bout 10 well
known republicans participated. one
OF the leading republicans of the city,
and Adam Baker, alderman at largo
in the city council. were nominated,
as legislative candidates on n plat
form pledged to support all republican
principles except prohibition, to vote
for republican for the United states
senate, TO support the rcpeal Of pros
hiDition aud the enactment Of local
option and high license laws. some
100 republican namcs are signed to
the Pile clgo to support these nominees
It i- said the democrats viii ratify the
ticket.
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s'v"' P"''' a et'vu riiuinuu- biy.r hegurntor
and my condition mas improved 80 much that
hardly ever feel any ofmy old trouble. and
then very slightly. and am satisfied that .hAl
BE- entirely cured. would not take thousands
OF dollars for my improvement"
W JOHNSON, Express Agent
No''ce the trade mark % In red on front Of
Wrsppcr' Best guarantee TO the buyer
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Solid Scotch Turkey Red Table Cloths,

Solid red with white borders and solid red ceners
k black borders reduced follows: IA only 120 worth
Al 50: l5S at $l3O worth Sl65 ST. at Sl75 worth S2l5;
Ln nt - 25. worth S2.15.
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simmons Liver Regulator.
As A REMEDY ~
Kidney Affection.

"My kIdnoys wcrc ~ affected hay. beer.
compelled To get up ~ much ~ ton times iI
one night had pains In my siic, bGck aud
left shoulder, and whoa down could hniily
rise. J was unablo TO bend my body without
greA. pain. iried simmons Liver Regulator
aud my.CoLdition has Improved 30 much TIA
hnfdly ever feel my on my Old trouble. and
then sory slightly audaW satisfied tnnt shall
be- entirely cured. would not tAke thousands
of dollars for my improvements
" JuHEsOS, ESpress Agent
NOtlcc lte trade mntk y IN rcd on front o
Wrapper. Bee guarantee 20 HE buyer
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who Will
gress, | an
Inents Will
workiDgd
possess a.
was to |
ter how |
be, the n(
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New Fall Dress Goods.

a nice line of new medium weight fall dress goods for
,Fy ia wearall in and fancy weayeS. These goods
sr aust received and merit the attention Of every onr who
'NI our store during the week.
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Mexican HammOCkS.

10 close out the balance Of
III hammocks We will offer
nee qualities, former selling
llceS $l.50, Sl,75 and 81 each
Al One Dollar Each
Fthi~ week only,
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Banger Bros
-WILL-
P1lring This Week
p 4
lBLE CLOTHS, TABLE SETTS, TRAY CLOTHS,
FELT TABLE COVERS, LAP ROBES,
HAMMOCKS, ETC., ETC.,
1t Very Low Figures !

large lot of fine Turkey Red Table Cloths, Ga size, at
IN IS cents each
Sme in "A size fine Turkey Red fast coors at 95c each
Fine assortment of 5S Turkey Red Table cloths fast col
M at $l.20 each.
One lot ST fine Turkey Red Table Cloths warranted fast
Mlrs at s go each.
Large stock of 1914 Turkey Red Table Cloths warranted
bst colOrS, at Sl.90 each
Large assortment of 124 Turkey Red Table Cloths war
hnted fast colors at 1925 each.
Original price of these goods 25 per cent III excess OF
be price quoted all warranted to be genuine Turkey Red
hs oos Come early and select the sale will only
inue week.
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House Furnishing Department

at prices that will interest the
housekeeper, hotel proprie.
tors and all others who are III
need of such goods.
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Down They Go

Owing to the hard times and scarci
ty ofmon Y, | have determined to
put carpets down to traction above
cost for handling, in order to force
The goods upon the market. have
bought very heavy in oil goods, from
the cheapest ingrains to the finest
veIvets, and my prices will sell them.
| recognize the fact thet fuc carpet
or rug ia luxury, more especially IN
hard times, therefore shall at the
commencement of the season, offer
such inducements to interest every
economics buyer. If you are desir
Gus of saving money, aud to get a
first class piece OF goods cheap, you
had better call on me before Investing
elsew here. MS shall lead tie market.
Frank Steiner.
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See our --latest Nn,.I,ie.

in evening shades of passamentries n
silk and gold and silver bullion CONS
binatlons, cut steel and pearl orna-
ments end manabouts, the new heavy
wide network braids, also our line OF
colored silk passHmentries for street
costumes, al at popular prices, These
are all fancy goods but we do not ask
fancy prices Tor them, as you will ilnd
by pricing semc. Sanger Bros.
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DAILY PItOGRIn'II.
Ol the Grand annual Entertainment
~ Dallas.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2OTH,
Opening day OF the great Texas
State Fair aud Dallas Exposition. -
Grand opening OF Exposition Hall,
Governor l.. 5. Ross delivering the
address of welcome. Grand Concert
in Music Hall by the celebrated Ma
tional Band of the Republic Of Mexi
co. Reviews of State Troops by the
commander in. Chief. Military Drills.
Chariot Races. Races on track.
FRIDAY OCTOBER 2lsT.
Second day of the Great Texas
State Fair and Dallas exposition
Grand Concert in Music Hall by the
celebrated National Band of the Re
public ofMeXico. Grand opening Of
the Art Department.; collection of
works of cele DRAFTED artists, valued at
100000, on exhibition. Military
Drills. Chariot Races, four horses
abreast. Races on track.
SATURDAY., OCTOBER 22
Third day of the Great Texas State
Fair and Dallas Exposition.-Grand
Concerts in Music Hall by tho ceie'
brated National Band OF the Repub-
lie ofMexico Grand opening of the
Farm and Mill Department. Mill
tary Drills, Butchers celebrated
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PLEASANT DRINK
Cures indigestion, headache. malaria. X duey
disease. fever ch'ls los OF appetite. debility
and nervous proStiatton. Ny regulating tine
Liver, stomach, Bowels Kidneys sud i'ooi'
Lemon EliNir Us prepared from the fires
iuitc of Lemons, combined with Other Ncgeta-
bic liver tonics, cHthartics. aromatic -timu-
lauts and blood purifiers,
W. y. James, Bell station, Ma, writes ]
have suffered greatly from Indigestion or dys.
pepsia One bottle of Lemon ElNir done me
more good han AL the medicine have ever
tn
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Peace, joy content, an even temper
a tull realization of the blessings OF
life, arise from y healthy body. Bul
affections of the digestive organs
brings gloom, unrest. irritation and
despondercy. Morris Gas CARRIE il a
psuaCea for these ills.
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Wait for my car load of parlor suits
and folding lounges, which will be
here in q few days, and promise to
show you something that will inter
tStyou, in styles and prices. Frank
Ntpinpr
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STREET NOTES.

l,urdrv is the best.
"HN' =. Co for teams
A. 49, ',.,.n, .aundry is the bost.
Waco 9'c'',, - S,,o,, laundry I
Go TO the "ac0 '5'0''''
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Best cup OF coHo0 Nv
Moor
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Fora hack or rig OF any hih" Sue
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NayGcld will sell you unreHee'neu
watches and jeWelry at hai' p''o''
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roo'"' " nnoroo dentist M Aus
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fresh assort'',oi't ~ p'" q, y A
fancy crackers anu "'s'"'''
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nov in course OF construction rl'c
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First class dyeing, cleaning aud re-
nsirjno of gents clothing AT Hem
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unr PHs'o' ocl" con i ilIcu s w. Us '0''i
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Two more cases OF oyPthcriA were
reported 10 lleaIth Olilcer bal k'r yes
@rdsy, which upon invest CATION
proved to he pneumonia. Dr. barker
a0es not think that the dlpIhcrla IL
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so, yi' 'loG, NAM - '.iaN'ns a 'i"iau
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AZ the convention now in session
presidentof tho Nationu tarnnr,,
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tArv. wpreunaniu,nslv ro-aIc,t.d to
the POSITIONS ihrv hsyo nrrnInau for
the u4st wear
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cigar and tobacco. Goods delivered
tree, Good monthly customers so-
Acitcd and satisfaction guuran cld.
Webn E,.tn.r T. 40 b,rco,r.on
the sou, h sjoo Of me sanar,. h.ye
this moruiny eyoryIL,ng u.,t the
market cam nf1orJ m th '' ,i,,e' tchsN
are the Iesdin0 bntrhorsnf "A, ..connw
aud dsseryedi1 so Thov sr, ,.xtcnd
'Hg 'heir trade daily.
Gabart Hros tho f,.Lio,,..,n mar
chant t.ilors ., tYf,h sIrpnt hnv,
received tb1r foll stnct wh'ch i.
Completeness itself # comtsins $50 same
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kNItION al.

II, Jacobs (ngcut. merchant tailor
has removed from Third strcotto -l2
and 244 Austin street, between Fourth
aud Fifth, whore he will be plea ed to
see any desiring the latest styles OF
goods and cut. Full line Of fA'
goods lust received.
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WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER 2Gru

Seventh day OF the Great Texas
State Fair and Dallas Exposition
Grand Concerts in Music Hall by the
celebrated National Band of the Re
public OF Mexico. Grand opening of
the Geological Department. Cattle
Roped by Cow BOYS; thirty head OF
TeXes cattle, wild from their native
plains, turned loose on The grounds.
to Je ropcd and lied from horseback,
under competition for handsome
prize. Military Drills Arena
Exhibition of Live Stock. Chario,
Races. Flying Trapczc. Bareback
Riding bV Ladies'. Races on track.
THURSDAY, October 27rH.
Eighth Day of the Great Texas
State Fair and Dallas Exposition
Grand Concerts in Music Hal by the
celebrated National Band of he Re.
public of Mexico. Grand opening OF
the Ladies Educational Departments.
Chariot Races, FLYING Trapc1e Arena
Exhibition OF Live Stock, Military
DrIls Races ON Track.
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We have a large assortment of tan
cy writing paper that we are closing
out at extremely low prices to make
room for new stock.
w. A. Williamson IL Co.
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immense stock, large variety. relia
bic and elegant makes and at prices
that is below all competition at
Levine Bros.
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cures nausea, weakness OF stomach, iud-
gCstion, hlOntlug ana cruCtntiOns OF gas.
~ a. soothing aud strengthening
Hcrs inc. lHNurtc Prescription is uu-
cqlHll,d aud Is Invaluable ia ALLAN jup and
suhduug nervous cNcltHhihtN, uiliahilltN .
exhaustion, prostrutiun, hNstcriA, spnstu4
and other distressing, merry Gus symptoms
commonly attendant upon functional aud
organic disease of thu womb, II induces
refreshing sheep and relieves mental any
lctN and dependency.
Dr. piCrCc's atOriic Prescription
j. u legitimate medicine, cuciuly
compounded 10y nu experienced and -killiW
physician, ana adapted to wuiuf,u's delicate
organization. II i7 purely Vegetable IN Us
composition and perfectly harmless lu ITS
cN"Cts ia amy condition Ot the system.
hHN Oriic Prescription" - ~ posi-
i've cure tor the most complicated and
obstinate ca-t- at ioucorrhoil, ur "NYhiir-.
rNer--ivo flowing dt monthly pcripd-, pain
iul utustruuinu, unnatural -uppu seiuu-,
prulapsus or ullug ut tho WoWh, weak
back. iCmuir weakness, uutcVcrsiuu, no.
trpNorslpu, homur-duWu sensations, Chrun-
lc congestion, inflammation aud liberation
off the womb, inflammation, pain uud ten
doru's- u oNU's, accompanied with iu.
tciud hnut
.
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Remember this week will be memo
rable for fine displays and bargains in
clothing, at Levine Bros.
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SICK HEADACHE:
Billions Headache. Dizziness, Com
ALinnIinm. md GOVT ON. I'll O u y

trutllly be sad that their action tho system
universal mot gland or tissue escaping their sauatvc influence
Sold hy for p cents NI. Manufactured tho tuof
ica lMboa9y of WORLDS DsrE>sAhY MEDICAL A.spCA1S,
HuNnu. n. Y
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FKIpAY. N0VEMHkK 4.


Sixteenth day of the great Texas
State Fair and Dallas Exposition. 49,
Grand concerts IN Music Hall, by the
celebrated National band of the Re
public OF Mexico. Balloon ascenslon.
Chariot races. Flying trspeze. Cat
tie roping. Military drllls. Races on
track at ?. III.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH
Seventeenth and last day Of the
Great Texas State Fair and Dallas
Exposition Grand Concerts in Music
Hall by the celebrated National Band
of the Republic of Mexico. Balloon
Ascension, Chariot Races. Flying
Trapeze. Military Drills Races on
Track at p, N. 8 p.m.-Grand Dis
play OF Fire Works, among which
will be given representation of the
"Mysterious Snake Dance" "The Jug
gler," and many other attractive
pieces in Variegated Colors Of Fire.
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Twelfth Day of the Great lcXas
State Fair ami Dallas Exposition
Grand Concerts IN Music Hall by the
celebrated National Band OF the Re
public of Mexico. Grand Opening OF
'he Great Race Week. Military Drils.
Balloon Ascension. Bare beck Ri
ding around Track Regular Racing
to beginat p.NL